Cool illustrations - might inspire other projects for Veer users.

From [ abduzeedo.com ] :

"Frank Chimero is an illustrator, graphic designer and writer based in Springfield, Missouri. In his website he has an awesome little shop that sell t-shirts, prints and posters. One of his project is called The State Series in which he makes an illustration in the shape of an American state as you will see on the images."

For more from Frank visit frankchimero.com

The States Series
All prints are 8x8" and printed on Hahnenmühle Museum Etching paper. Quarter inch border for framing and shipped flat. They each cost only $20.

Great kinetic typography movie/animation advertising for the 2009 Melbourne Writers Festival.

From linking site: "...Working with JWT in Melbourne, we created a typographic journey through genres, animating to the words of the authors quite literally, as they were also the voice talent..."

source: http://www.mightynice.com.au/news/9/mwf-2009 + www.mwf.com.au

STATUS: away in Atlanta, GA since end of January - while newborn is having heart surgery and cardiac care... praying for recovery

Shy the Sun [ shythesun.tv ]

Has done some very interesting layered video work using footage and computer animation. True, it's nothing new... but still crazy to watch.

• Sea Orchestra


• The Tale of How


• Bakers Precious Biscuits

The Tale of How is far better IMO, especially the tentacles... but hard to understand the song they wrote.

Colle+McVoy [ collemcvoy.com ]

Has created a nice little Flash site for the holidays... in 3-D to boot. Here's how they describe it:

To help relieve the stresses of the holiday season, we created a winter retreat at snowdin.com. There you can frolic with a yeti, pilot a blimp or deliver the evening post to the town folk. No need for long johns or an electric blanket. All you'll need is your 3-D glasses.

What gets me is the Qbert game. Holy 80's flashback Batman. They've got some other nice work and videos too... check em out

Looks like Corbis is trying to jump on the Veer Wacky Wagon by being a little fun/silly. You won’t sway me though, Mrs. Corbis. Not for all the cookies in Denmark. I’m sticking w/Veer thank you very much.